Yotel New York, New York City

The rooms are called cabins. The reception desk is called mission control. The robot that helps store your luggage is called Yobot. Click here for more info and reservations.

Henn-na Hotel, Nagasaki, Japan

“To check in,” this curiosity known as the Weird Hotel instructs, “please follow the robot’s instructions.” And, no fooling, the front desk is staffed by multilingual automatons, including a couple that look like (why not?) dinosaurs. Click here for more info and reservations.

Design & Wine Hotel, Caminha, Portugal

Okay, so, yes, the premium high-tech rooms are a bit behind on gaming (they offer PlayStation 3), but are on top of other cool twists. The rooms rotate 35 degrees twice a day, giving guests a new point of view. Click here for more info and reservations.

Hilton McLean Tysons Corner, McLean, VA

At this Washington, D.C.-area hotel, you can meet and greet Connie, billed as the first hospitality robot informed with IBM Watson technology. No mere gimmick, Connie can tell you everything from where to find a good meal to what time check-out is. Click here for more info and reservations.

Time Capsule Hotel, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia

The Time Capsule calls itself the “world’s compact hotel,” but what it lacks in space it makes up for in awesomeness. Its “technology capsules” feature free Wi-Fi, a built-in smart TV and, for comfort, 300 thread-count bed sheets. Plus, they just look cool. Click here for more info and reservations.

Aloft Cupertino, Cupertino, CA

In the heart of Apple country, you’ll find A.L.O. (pronounced “el-oh”). The robotic butler–or “Botlr” for short–looks sharp, delivers towels to your door, and works for tweets (#MeetBotlr). If that’s not enough, every room has Apple TV. Click here for more info and reservations.

Nine Zero, Boston

The star of this 190-room boutique hotel is the Cloud Nine Suite. The opulent room comes complete with luxury linens and an iris-scanning entry system that was installed for former President Bill Clinton’s 2004 stay. Click here for more info and reservations.

Hub by Premier Inn, London

There are actually three Hub hotels in London (with a fourth on its way in 2017). At each one, you’ll sleep in a nearly all-white space pod, featuring touch-screen headboards, like it’s 2001. Click here for more info and reservations.

Blow Up Hall 5050, Poznan, Poland

This place is as cool as the 1960s New Wave film that inspired it (Michelangelo Antonioni’s Blow-Up). There’s no front desk, man. No room numbers, either. You’re handed an iPhone, and you figure it out. The adventure begins! For more info and reservations click here.

Next Hotel Brisbane, Brisbane, Australia

Called the “most high-tech hotel in Australia,” the Next Hotel Brisbane offers weary business travelers complimentary “sleep pods”: space-age-looking recliners that allow you to recharge your batteries, metaphorically and literally. Click here for more info and reservations.

Element Bozeman, Bozeman, MT

Never underestimate Big Sky Country. Like other facilities from the Aloft, W, and Element brands, this hotel offers keyless entry via a smartphone app (an Apple Watch will work, too). You must be a Starwood Preferred Guest member to use. Click here for more info and reservations.

Eccleston Square Hotel, London

Behind the 19th-century facade lies a 21st-century experience. You’ll find an iPad2 and a smartphone in your room, and so-called smart-glass walls in your shower. Just touch a button, and those walls go from clear to opaque. Click here for more info and reservations.

Hotel 1000, Seattle

This downtown hotel boasts “lightning-fast” fiber-optic internet and body-heat sensors that detect when you’re in the room (and presumably in no rush to see the towel cart) and when you’re out. Click here for more info and reservations.

Linq Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas

The Linq is one of Caesars Entertainment Corporation’s Vegas venues, including the Flamingo and Caesars Palace, that offer self check-in kiosks. You can start the check-in process before you even arrive, and be kept apprised of your room’s status via your smartphone. Click here for more info and reservations.

Kerry Hotel, Beijing

For the New York Times, this renovated, luxury high-rise’s killer app is the toilet–make that, the high-tech Toto toilet that massages and dries at the touch of several buttons. Click here for more info and reservations.

Stanford Court, San Francisco

When others shunned Google Glass wearers, Stanford Court’s bar offered free cocktails. This high-tech mecca continues to pour it on with MacBooks, iPads, and iPad minis, all at your disposal in the lobby. Click here for more info and reservations.

Tesla Hotel, Phoenix, AZ

Calling the Tesla Hotel a hotel is a stretch, but you can fold down the seats on Steve Sasman’s 2013 Tesla Model S, roll out the air mattress and, as the D.I.Y.-er promises, “sleep like a baby who just struck the technology jackpot.” Or you can just rent it for a drive. Click here for more info.

CityHub, Amsterdam

This boutique hotel’s modular “sleeping units” will have you feeling like you’re bunking on the Enterprise, and its complimentary mobile hotspots will keep you connected wherever you go. Click here for more info and reservations.

citizenM Paris Charles De Gaulle Airport Hotel, Paris

Your room is all about the so-called MoodPad. Everything from the TV to the window blinds are controlled by the touch of your finger via the tablet device. Click here for more info and reservations.

The Peninsula Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Built in 1928, the Peninsula bills itself as Hong Kong’s oldest hotel. Don’t worry, there’s nothing stodgy about the desk tablets available in all rooms and suites–they put everything from the air temperature to hotel staff at your fingertips. Click here for more info and reservations.

NH Collection Madrid Eurobuilding, Madrid

Yahoo has promised that this 400+ room hotel “will blow your mind.” Sure, the “Superior High Tech Room” comes with Ultra HD TV, but nothing tops the conference room that can make your presentation a 3-D holographic trip. Click here for more info and reservations.

Mar Adentro Hotel and Residences, San Jose del Cabo, Mexico

If you manage to leave the all-white environs of your designer room–with its eco-friendly, “smart” air-conditioning–for the inviting beach, you’ll happily discover that you’re still in Wi-Fi range. Click here for more info and reservations.

Mama Shelter, Los Angeles

The French boutique chain has expanded to the West Coast with what the New York Post calls “the coolest new hotel in Los Angeles.” All rooms are equipped with Skype, Apple AirPlay, and iMacs. Click here for more info and reservations.

Aria Resort & Casino, Las Vegas

When you go to Vegas, you want a show; when you stay at the Aria, you get one. Your smart room acknowledges your inaugural arrival by turning on the lights, parting the curtains, and turning on the TV to guest services. Aria’s sister hotel, the Mandarin Oriental, features the same technology. Click here for more info and reservations for the Aria Resort.

1 Hotel South Beach, Miami Beach, FL

You can charge your electric car at a complimentary charging station. Or, should you find yourself Tesla-free, you can get a ride in one of the hotel’s own Teslas, also complimentary (within a three-mile radius). Click here for more info and reservations.

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